Rogue River Trail Hiking Lodge Trips

Hiking the historic Rogue River trail

White Water Warehouse offers multi-day lodge to lodge treks, that feature stories of the dueling gold miners, Indian wars and feuding neighbors.

These hiking adventures marry history and the beauty of the Rogue River canyon with the ease of staying in rustic lodges each evening. Private cabins and bathrooms at each of the lodges assures you the ultimate hiking experience.

Hiking Oregon's Rogue River trail with White Water Warehouse owner and trail guide, Bob Meister, is more than a trek; it is a history lesson. The 43-mile hike lasts for 4 days and 3 nights and winds through some of southern Oregon's richest backcountry historical and ecological sites. "The Rogue River-Siskiyou mountain range hike is not only stunningly beautiful but also home to some incredible moments in history. Hikers have a chance to live history by standing on sites where local Indian battles took place, they will discover the ruins of homes where neighbors shot and killed each other over gold mining claims, and even walk through old homesteads where home owners would spend winter months snowed-in waiting for food and rations to arrive by wagons coming over the mountains." says Meister. Even the start of the Rogue River trail is historic. The trailhead is named Grave Creek after the grave of Martha Leland Crowley, a daughter of a pioneer couple. Martha was buried under an oak tree near the creek in 1846.

If the combination of interesting historical sites and beautiful scenery stirs something in your adventurous soul, check out our 2010 Rogue River hiking trips. They will not disappoint.

• Adult: $910

• We just got back from Oregon this afternoon and I wanted to tell you what a great trip it was! Honestly, I don't think I've had a better time in ages! All the friends from down here loved it and Sue, her sister-in-law Nadine and I have decided that your husband Bob is the best guide ever!! He's got such a great gentle way of dealing with people and we thought he was wonderful.

  Jackie from California